For the primary time within the Awards 33-year historical past
Canterbury/Otago has achieved a clear sweep of all three
main classes and the Fonterra Responsible Dairying
Award, with nationwide finalists from that area taking dwelling
the silverware.
The 2022 New Zealand Share Farmer of
the Year is pushed, inspirational and an important instance of a
farmer who’s taking each alternative the New Zealand dairy
business provides.
Will Green was named the 2022 New
Zealand Share Farmer of the Year, the area’s Jaspal
Singh turned the 2022 New Zealand Dairy Manager of the Year
and Peter O’Connor, additionally from Canterbury/North Otago, was
introduced the 2022 New Zealand Dairy Trainee of the Year.
They shared prizes from a pool value over
$200,000.
The winners have been introduced at a Gala
Dinner held at Te Pae Christchurch Convention Centre on
Saturday, in entrance of greater than 540 individuals, making it the
largest dinner to be held on the new venue since
opening.
Will has tasted success within the New Zealand
Dairy Industry Awards because the 2018 Canterbury/North Otago
Dairy Manager of the Year and was additionally awarded that years
National Runner-Up title.
Share Farmer head
decide, Guy Michaels from DairyNZ, says Will impressed the
judges together with his contagious power, accuracy and his fixed
enterprise reviewing in search of alternatives to
be taught.
“He’s an important instance of anyone who has
come to New Zealand and recognises the alternatives the New
Zealand dairy business provides and has embraced the system,
which is totally reverse to what he was used to again
dwelling”.
Originally from the UK, the 34-year-old holds
a Degree in Agriculture from Harper Adams University and
enjoys farming because it provides him the chance to work
outdoor and with livestock.
Will is a 34% share
milker on the 270ha Dairy Holdings Ltd Hinds property
milking 1060 cows.
The judges have been additionally
impressed together with his on-farm presentation, which concerned his
entire group, together with his companion Sally Eames.
“Will
has fostered a powerful group tradition to the extent that they
have a farm footy group, with their very own personalised
package. The authenticity of his group’s engagement was
very evident.”
The judges famous that Will always
benchmarks himself towards one of the best, utilizing numerous DairyBase
instruments and people out there to him by means of Dairy Holdings
Ltd.
“He’s concerned with totally different teams the place he
benchmarks his outcomes and primarily based on that he units targets,
which he achieves after which benchmarks these outcomes
towards,” says farmer decide Robin Barkla from
Whakatane.
Will identifies advantages of the Awards
programme embody the networking alternatives and assembly
and making new like-minded pals.
“The programme
made me concentrate on targets and the route I wished to be
heading in addition to creating talking alternatives with My
Connect, Understand Your Co-op and the Pasture
Summit.”
The judges stated Will possesses an excellent
data of the challenges which might be going through the business and
was in a position to describe the totally different choices out there to
farmers that may assist cut back emissions
on-farm.
The judges recognized finance as
one in every of Will’s strengths and that of his enterprise.
“He has a wonderful data of the monetary drivers in
his enterprise and issues which have a direct affect on his
monetary efficiency,” says decide Michele Cranefield,
Senior Manager ANZ.
“Will was in a position to display
very effectively the place he’s been and the place he desires to go and
used a timeline, milk worth and different influencing components to
present us his journey.”
“He’s residing these numbers
and completely understands them.”
The judges famous that
Will was very well-rounded from finance by means of to individuals
and growing his group.
“Will’s mind is working
24/7, he reaches far and huge for studying and recommendation and
he’s very strategic,” say the judges.
“He
is aware of the place he’s going and he’s decided to get
there.”
To win the nationwide title and $50,000 in
prizes, Will demonstrated strengths in human sources,
finance, pasture, well being, security and biosecurity. He additionally
received three benefit awards: the Honda Farm Safety, Health &
Biosecurity Award, the Ravensdown Pasture Performance Award
and NZDIA Business Performance Award.
The judges additionally
famous throughout the board all nationwide share farmer finalists
understood and appreciated the challenges going through the
business and want to the long run with
confidence.
“It’s been extremely uplifting to see
such an important cross-section of our dairy
business.
It’s positively not all doom and
gloom, they will see a giant future.”
The New Zealand
Dairy Industry Awards are supported by nationwide sponsors
DeLaval, Ecolab, Federated Farmers, Fonterra, Honda, LIC,
Meridian Energy, and Ravensdown together with business companions
DairyNZ and MediaWorks
The runners-up within the Share
Farmer of the Year competitors are Central Plateau farmers
Todd and Renee Halliday, who’re a former Auckland gross sales and
advertising government and a former journey tourism information and
boutique lodge supervisor.
Todd (40) was born and bred in
Auckland metropolis and had by no means set foot on a farm till he met
Renee (39), who’s a dairy farmer’s daughter. The couple
spent 5 years within the hospitality sector managing boutique
lodges collectively earlier than getting into the dairy business in
2009.
Todd initially spent two years as a farm
assistant in Reporoa earlier than progressing to a administration position
for an additional two years. He and Renee then spent seven
years in Mid Canterbury earlier than returning to Reporoa the place
they now contract milk and are fairness companions with Phil and
Diane Herdman, on a 153ha Reporoa property, milking 520
cows.
They received the Ecolab Farm Dairy Hygiene benefit
award, the Meridian Environmental Sustainability benefit award
and over $28,000 in prizes.
“Todd and Renee are a
full bundle,” says Guy. “Their farm is completely
immaculate, image excellent, and they’re in-sync with their
values and have clear targets they’re working
in the direction of.”
The judges famous that Todd and Renee are
very sturdy within the environmental area and articulated effectively
the challenges going through the dairy business.
The couple
additionally demonstrated an actual ardour for his or her Jersey cows.
“Through their ardour, they’ve transformed Friesian
farmers to Jersey!”
The judges noticed Todd and
Renee’s real ardour, constructive angle and infectious
power and say they’re nice ambassadors for the dairy
business.
“They are sturdy in human sources with a
good degree of self-awareness and look after the well-being of
one another and their group.”
“We’re excited
to see the place they take themselves and their
enterprise.”
Taranaki couple Murray and Rachel
Perks positioned third within the Share Farmer class, successful the
Federated Farmers Leadership benefit award, the LIC Animal
Wellbeing, Recording and Productivity benefit award and over
$19,000 in prizes.
The judges described the
Perks as a centered, well-rounded, real couple who’re the
actual deal.
“They have confronted adversity each
personally and professionally and have proven resilience and
an admirable capacity to rebound,” they are saying.
The
judges famous Murray and Rachel have a good looking farm that
has been within the household since 1883 and they’re now taking to
the following degree.
“They have fenced-off waterways and
environmentally they’re doing a unbelievable job,” says
Guy.
“They’re persevering with the farm legacy with the
herd which is the one of many oldest recorded herds in New
Zealand.”
The Perks are 24% variable order
sharemilkers for Alistair, Stephen and Imelda Abbott, on
their Abbott Trusts Partnership 134.45ha, 445-cow Hawera
property.
The judges imagine Murray and Rachel are
distinctive position fashions and stay up for the place they may
go away their mark.
The 2022 Dairy Manager of the Year
is Jaspal Singh who stood out as an immigrant who’s
skilled, detailed, diligent and possesses a want to
succeed with a dedication to development.
“From the
second we entered the farm gate to the time we left, we
witnessed an immaculately offered farm and a elegant and
skilled presentation which highlighted Jaspal’s
data and sense of duty for the farm’s
administration and efficiency,” says Dairy Manager Head Judge
Gray Beagley from DairyNZ.
“Jaspal displayed his
dedication to studying, development and a powerful want to
succeed within the New Zealand Dairy Industry and he additionally
conjures up others to excel, by mentoring and sharing
data.”
Jaspal was an Information Technology
(Computer Applications) scholar in India, and got here to New
Zealand to additional his research in
2014.
Upon completion of his diploma in
2015 he joined the dairy business as a farm assistant in
Mossburn and is now farm supervisor on Mark and Carmen
Hurst’s 220ha, 800-cow property at
Waimate.
He received over $19,000 in prizes and
additionally received the DeLaval Livestock Management benefit award,
Fonterra Dairy Management benefit award and the Meridian
Environmental and Sustainability benefit
award.
Interview Judge Rosemarie Costar famous that
Jaspal is dedicated to his household with sturdy values. “He
and his spouse Ruby’s relationship is a energy of his
enterprise.”
Jaspal documented enchancment underneath his
administration on quite a lot of metrics together with reproductive
efficiency, incidence of lame cows, somatic cell rely and
manufacturing figures.
“He supplies his group with
readability across the WHY issues are achieved are sure manner, not
simply the how, with insurance policies and procedures that ensured a
constant high-quality final result,” say the
judges.
“Jaspal’s attention-to-detail was
unbelievable and he demonstrated finest apply throughout the
board.”
The judges have been impressed with Jaspal’s
data of laws together with He Waka Eke Noa and was
in a position to articulate clearly his most well-liked pricing mechanism
and the explanations for it.
“Jaspal takes a
proactive strategy to animal well being and welfare and tries to
keep forward of it on a regular basis,” says Lake Brunner farmer
decide Renee Rooney.
“Jaspal and his spouse Ruby have
immersed themselves within the dairy business and are
frequently coaching and studying to change into one of the best they
will be.“
The judges say Jaspal acknowledges the New
Zealand dairy business as a complete and the alternatives that
can be found with employment comparable to housing. “He
can see alternative that some others don’t and is an
glorious instance of what will be achieved by doing the
easy issues very effectively.”
The Dairy Manager
runner-up, Robyn Mare from West Coast/Top of the South received
the Ravensdown Pasture & Feed Management Award and ANZ
Personal Planning and Financial Management benefit awards and
$11,000 in prizes.
The judges described Robyn as
a quiet achiever, with an impressive broad data each
inside and outdoors the farm gate.
Robyn is
farm supervisor for Rob and Michelle Little on their 155ha,
310-cow Greymouth property the place she lives together with her husband
Vince and their youngsters Troy (16) and Regan (14).
The
judges famous that Robyn confirmed real possession and readability
of her administration position and displayed distinctive finest
on-farm apply throughout all fields.
“The respect she
had for her employer, her cows and the land shone by means of
with a really pleasurable and enlightening presentation,” says
Jack Meehan, ANZ Judge.
“She actually is a financial institution
supervisor’s dream – her enterprise planning is a real
energy and has already led to business
development.”
Robyn farms in a difficult West
Coast atmosphere with heavy rainfall and totally different
waterways and impressed the judges together with her capacity to farm
to the situations. “She retains her techniques easy and
repeatable,” says Gray.
Hayden Purvis from Bay of
Plenty positioned third and received nearly $8,000 in prizes. He is
farm supervisor for Peter Overdevest and Tania Akehurst on
their 148ha Galatea farm, milking 400 cows.
The
judges imagine Hayden will likely be an important ambassador for the
dairy business, as he clearly takes satisfaction within the belongings he
manages and respects the individuals in his group.
“The
farm was clearly his comfortable place, he relaxed and was in a position to
clearly articulate his ardour and data of all issues
inventory and feed,” they are saying.
“We have been left with no
doubt about Hayden’s dedication to his administration
position.”
The judges famous Hayden’s consciousness of the
significance of getting time off-farm to chill out, and have been
notably impressed together with his golf handicap
(7).
Hayden values his off-farm pursuits, particularly his
spouse Deborah and daughters Lucy (2) and Sophie (1) who additionally
present him with the motivation to stand up within the morning
throughout difficult instances.
“He was additionally
in a position to kind credible opinions for or towards totally different
practices and shared his data of regulatory
necessities, each regional and nationwide,” says
Gray.
The 2022 Dairy Trainee of the Year was awarded
to Peter O’Connor from Canterbury/North Otago who’s
described by the judges as a mature, succesful individual with
extraordinarily sturdy sensible expertise.
The Dairy Trainee
judges say the first-time entrant is robust throughout all
fields and does the fundamentals very effectively.
“Peter is an
clever, generational-farmer who’s perceptive and
articulate – farming is in his blood,” says Dairy
Trainee head decide Nicky Allomes.
The 23-year-old grew
up on a dairy farm close to Westport and was actively concerned
within the household farm and its improvement. He obtained a
Bachelor of Agricultural Science (First Class Honours) from
Lincoln University and labored quite a lot of jobs throughout
holidays.
James Courtman, Te Kauwhata farmer decide,
famous that Peter has a wonderful understanding of the
co-operative mannequin and the significance of it to the business.
“He additionally understood that the mannequin doesn’t simply occur
by itself – you need to become involved if you wish to make
it occur.
Peter received $9,000 in prizes together with a
Honda XR 190 farm motorcycle, together with the DairyNZ
Practical Skills benefit award.
He is at present 2IC on
Leighton and Michelle Pye’s 242ha, 900-cow Mayfield
property and can progress to a brand new position managing a 400-cow
farm close to Lauriston subsequent season.
“Peter was
up-to-date with the most important components influencing the business,
together with the labour scarcity,” says decide Mark Laurence,
DairyNZ. “He has good broad common data of the
business and the way these matters then stream again to
on-farm.”
The judges say all of the Dairy Trainee
finalists possess a willingness to hunt data and a
want to realize their targets.
“As a gaggle, they
spotlight the profession alternatives within the New Zealand dairy
business,” says Mark. “The 11 finalists got here from
Canada, Scotland, UAE through India, there have been profession changers
and there have been the little children of New Zealand dairy
farmers.
Nicky famous that it takes a group to
thrive as a New Zealand dairy farmer and the finalists are a
brilliant and shining instance of this group.
The
Dairy Trainee runner-up, Thomas Lundman from Bay of Plenty
additionally received the DeLaval Communication & Engagement benefit
award together with $5,500 in prizes.
Thomas (24) grew up
on a dairy farm and is in his second season within the dairy
business, working as a nature information in Fiordland for 5
years beforehand.
He is at present farm assistant for
Michael and Linda Mexted on their 140ha Whakatane farm
milking 550 cows.
The judges famous that Thomas is an
excellent communicator and as a profession changer, the dairy
business is fortunate to have him.
“He has a superb
consciousness of what’s essential to himself, the farm and to
the business,” says Mark. “Thomas has an actual
appreciation for his employer and his animal breeding
data is second-to-none.”
“For somebody who has
solely been within the dairy business for 2 years, what he’s
displaying is phenomenal,” say the judges. “We look
ahead to him being an important ambassador for the
business.”
Third placegetter is Zoe Bryson (24) from
Central Plateau. She is herd supervisor for Thomas and Therese
Earl, milking 500 cows on the 185ha Mangakino
farm.
Zoe received $3000 in prizes, the
Streamliner Best Video benefit award and the Federated Farmers
Farming Knowledge benefit award.
“Zoe made an
excellent video and we obtained to see the place she got here from in
Scotland and her development by means of the New Zealand dairy
business,” say the judges. “Setting and reaching
targets has helped her obtain development within the business for
subsequent season.”
Zoe grew up on her dad and mom’ dairy
farm in Scotland, and previous to coming to New Zealand, she
labored part-time as a Reproduction Manager and AI Technician
whereas gaining a Bachelor of Science in Agricultural
Bioscience (distinction).
Zoe’s strengths lie in
communication and cows and the judges agreed she has a really
brilliant future.
“Zoe acknowledged she has been given
a whole lot of alternatives and wish to be able to
give again to the business.”
Visit www.dairyindustryawards.co.nz for
extra data on the awards and
winners.
2022 New Zealand Share Farmer of the
Year:
- Winner – Will Green,
Canterbury/North Otago - Runner-Up
– Todd and Renee Halliday, Central
Plateau - Third – Murray and Rachel
Perks, Taranaki
Merit
Awards
DairyNZ People & Culture
Award Scott & Rebecca
O’Brien
Ecolab Farm Dairy Hygiene Award
Todd & Renee Halliday
Federated
Farmers Leadership Award Murray & Rachel
Perks
Honda Farm Safety, Health &
Biosecurity Award Will Green
LIC
Animal Wellbeing, Recording and Productivity Award
Murray & Rachel Perks
Meridian
Environmental Sustainability Award Todd & Renee
Halliday
Ravensdown Pasture Performance Award
Will Green
NZDIA Business Performance
Award Will Green
Ecolab Interview
Award Kevin & Kyla
Freeman
2022 New Zealand Dairy
Manager of the Year:
• Winner
– Jaspal Singh, Canterbury/North
Otago
• Runner-up – Robyn
Mare, West Coast/Top of the
South
• Third – Hayden
Purvis, Bay of Plenty
Merit
Awards
DairyNZ People & Leadership
Award Jimmy Cleaver
DeLaval Livestock
Management Award Jaspal
Singh
Fonterra Dairy Management Award
Jaspal Singh
LIC Interview Award
Jimmy Cleaver
Meridian Environmental
Sustainability Award Jaspal
Singh
Ravensdown Pasture & Feed
Management Award Robyn Mare
ANZ
Personal Planning and Financial Management Award
Robyn Mare
2022 New
Zealand Dairy Trainee of the
Year:
• Winner – Peter
O’Connor, Canterbury/North
Otago
• Runner-up – Thomas
Lundman, Bay Of Plenty
• Third
– Zoe Bryson, Central Plateau
Merit
Awards
Streamliner Best Video Award
Zoe Bryson
DairyNZ Practical Skills
Award Peter O’Connor
DeLaval
Communication and Industry Involvement Award Thomas
Lundman
Federated Farmers Farming Knowledge
Award Zoe Bryson
2022
Fonterra Responsible Dairying
Award:
Craigmore Farming Services,
Canterbury/North
Otago
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